Some Reflections on Together for the Gospel
It’s Saturday, and as I thought, the Together for the Gospel conference in Louisville, Kentucky was a whirlwind. Much to remember, much to celebrate,
It’s Saturday, and as I thought, the Together for the Gospel conference in Louisville, Kentucky was a whirlwind. Much to remember, much to celebrate,
I recently received these questions from Lisa, a music coordinator whose church has had an influx of new guests. People are starting to comment
I should have known these things by now. I’m down in Louisville, Kentucky this week, enjoying the privilege of leading corporate worship at the
I didn’t meet her until yesterday. I’m not even sure of her name. Julia maybe. Perhaps Kate Our interaction was somewhat one-sided. I talked.
The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you. (1Cor. 16:23) Grace. It’s a term that’s much easier to understand than experience. Actually, I’m
This question came in from Amy, after reading my post on “Entering the Draw Me Close Conversation.” “How do you balance discernment without being
(I mistakenly thought I had posted this last Thursday. Instead, I had saved it as a draft. Oh well…) My friend Ron Man, who
What were the days following Jesus’ resurrection like for the first disciples? Jesus had died, and he was dead no longer. Just as He
Near the end of 2005, I offered to send a free copy of the Sovereign Grace children’s CD Awesome God to the first 50
A few weeks ago I shared thoughts on preaching the Gospel to yourself. I find myself continually returning to this theme. Perhaps that’s because
In the latest issue of Christianity Today, Chuck Colson has an article entitled “Soothing Ourselves to Death.” He begins with this paragraph: When church
I’ve added a new URL to my list of recommended websites. It’s called Doxologue and describes itself as "conversing about, and calling for, God-centered